Jesus is transfigured before the disciples but the change is only effective if they move beyond the moment.

Jesus reminds us that all we need is already here.

Jesus teaches that following him isn't going to be easy and will cost more than you might realize. Few are willing to make that sacrifice as they'd rather have their own desires than His.

Jesus brings the teaching to a very practical point in this chapter.

As we continue Jesus' famous sermon on the mount, we hear how Jesus takes what we know and gives it new meaning and purpose.

Jesus begins to show how his kingdom is considerably different from our world.

Jesus was baptized by John but why? He didn't need it. But he did it for you and me.

John shares the truths of Jesus' life and identity so that we might believe and know salvation.

Mark writes to a non-insider group of people. His style is different because his audience is different. Check out what we can learn from starting from a different view point.

Luke tells the story of Jesus' birth from a little different perspective. (Side note: we should have read Luke 1 and 2 the past couple of days and Matthew1-2 today. I messed that one up! Sorry!)